The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-18
WHAT SHALL WE EAT
HOW TO MskE DREAC

permit any ore under OR care to do 50
bu, the pervess;:v OF human kind IS s-cf
tina: we despair OF e:!eet:ng ANYTHING like
50 radical = change as the ;o.a! disu<e o.
raised white bread: -, nevertheless roas
5ut those persons tia: are absolutely free
from dvspept;e troubles are to ca. il: and
to such as are troubled with constipation,
i: is positively prohibited. Fo. such suf.
iers We will give the necessary Instructions
!, for making Graham. dour bread, srct as
we use ourse!f. with the assurance that.
| il they will live as we direct and eat this
bread their trouble will depar: never 70 re
turn, until they shall again violate the
ia~. OF their organization. To ali dciudcd
| indiv iduals that feel ,ha: luscious lish.
rolls" are an indispensable requisite to
.hei. physical and consequently reflex
menia. quie;ui-. ne submit the follow In .
directions for
NAMING YEAST BREAD
All seni-bzrhaYian~ have cellars ar'.,
their AeKas, in which are indisc-imi.a;e'y
dumped cyerv conceivable varie.,. o:
yaroaee- ar1 other things never brougli.
70 !!.s., together with fostering vegetation.
producing Il poisonous aroma or stencil,
~i,iI IA ascen5> be'we~ n the pis>terin. ara
notwithstanding, oo,ing through '!,e
p.sst-ring, Cracks, Or other openings,
poisoning every breath OF air within the
housc. Bat no matter. Into this BLACK
Hole" Won are to descend pan ii, hand, anI
extrac: three good sized potatoes INC. rot.
ten, nor over.la.gcl ascend to the upper
roosn-provided YOU have no. become
asphyxia'ed, in which case should YOU
ever recover, you are to cry aloud for help:
because. as genera! thing nobody will
miss you--pare them thoroughly: slice
into thin slices, into quart. or a little
more Of water; place on the stove and bo;:
until soft enough 20 mash easily. ard mix
with the water. Should the water boil
away. put in cold water enough to make
the temperature tepid, and keep the guam
tisy at about quart; i. {, after YOU re.
move it :Iom the stove. Next. have your
brcad.pan t~o-,hirds full Of sif,ed flour
it need not bc si',ed you think spice ado.
variety to life-take seacupful Of quite
warm but not scalL:cg hot water, and make
little batter in the center OF the i,ou.
then mix in the potato water forming
stiff batter, into which, mix thoroughly. a
large coffec.cup OF yeast, setting the whole
BY the fire to rise Should this mixture
manifest: disposition Il; is alive. ard don,
you forget it3 to "rua over" and assu.n.
the functions o! white pail drapiug the
barrel on which i: has been placed before
The fire, take la, Sc iron spoon-a weapon
OF defense as we'll as o.ensc, 10 be .our;;
in er.ry we'll regulated ki,ci,eu,-ara dc.
iibe:a:civ stir i, down; i, which ting vo,
are TO administer a sool.s;z handiu. oil
salt a:,e! which l.. j. rise 10 the top o; .,,e
pan; "ten YOU are TO gradually work in /,
enough ot -four 10 form Il large !oa; Which
place near the fire TO rise; and when !. !
threatens 10 leave the pan YOU may work
IN aboI: teacu1ilil CT melted butter. ore
OF sugar, arc one egg; place the pan and
contents near the stove TO ri>c again ,or
Ano"; az hour when YOU can wo.h j, u, /
into ar,y desire; sized !oavc>. b,.,,cr,nr
each 'oa' as pacet: Il. the pan, 70 prrycr,
>"e.ing' and &c facilitate separation when ,
'e>'Fed The sugar and egg both or either.
MAJ nc omitted when bread IS made: IN. ,
'or Ugh, rolls they m,,, no, 5,. If, ,,,
n''negmo'r, j! Hou desire the fantastic
twisted rolls q: '.1c professional! baker. i. i !
only ''etes>ar. 20 ~: strip Of c:cuah
rom the large ioat. sa.iicicn. il ,;z. :,
'ol! h*'neen .!or: hardS ua,i. it's .boa,
or 10 INCHES long, and about ar inc.
'hics, ana perfectly >n,ou.h, when :, n,,,s.
&c dipped in melted butter, taken y, hv
a"e een'lF' and ,w::!ea or twisted into the
ofn OF a coughnu,, ard placed successive.
y IL the pan TO rise nearly or Quit. :,
HE top when sprinkle with cod v,,.r
and bake in Hret,, ho, oven. .nain:ain;,.
'"e heat Until! donc' wh.cl. may be deter.
mined by pushing hroon,s.,aw ~
splinter between the !oaves or roll. Is
cannot decide ~ishou, coin; so. II tn.
ea>' particle Of dough adhers> 70 N.
straw you may res, assured your bread i
'os soaked and ready 70 be removed
rom the oven and wrapped in table or
''"er cloth to swea: until cool. lfvou A..
'o' ." expert baker. you mus, cover ,ou,
''ead whit: in the oven with .xo 49,,
'esses OF brown paper. or, i, YOU do no,
"'sn your rolls 20 be brown a. az. i. xur
y necessary to cover them with auo,he,